Looking Back At Rescues From 2025!
Across India, from the most crowded cities to rapidly growing towns, wild animals increasingly share space with humans. More and […]
Across India, from the most crowded cities to rapidly growing towns, wild animals increasingly share space with humans. More and […]
India’s rapidly expanding urban landscape has created an unprecedented challenge – the increasing encroachment of snakes into human settlements. As
Wildlife SOS’s Bannerughatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) in Karnataka, is the world’s second largest facility dedicated to rescued sloth bears,
For over 400 years, sloth bears had been captured and exploited as ‘dancing’ bears in India. As part of this
Wildlife SOS’s “Things You Didn’t Know About” series explores fascinating and lesser-known facets of wildlife across India. Each feature highlights
November marks a transitional phase not only for people, but for wildlife too, as they navigate through shrinking greener patches
The holiday spirit has spread all across the rescue facilities of Wildlife SOS, and our animals with their caregivers are
October, with its clear skies and cooler temperatures, is known for being one of the most pleasant months of the
When a forest falls silent, the sound of a single cry can carry for miles. That cry came from a
At 33 years old, Bobby is one of the eldest bears at the Bannerughatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC). He endured
India harbours not only its iconic big cats, but also nine small cat species that only a few have ever
If you’re like us, you’ve probably read a lot about AI (artificial intelligence) lately. Is it useful? Is it wasteful?
If you happen to visit the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre in Maharashtra, we guarantee a wild experience that you’ll always
When it comes to treating animals, especially wildlife, healing doesn’t always begin with medicine. It begins with trust. At our
When animals are stuck in distress, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units are always ready to respond to their call
Wildlife SOS rescues and rehabilitates over 500 animals in distress in Vadodara, Jammu & Kashmir, Agra, and Delhi.
The sight of wild animals in our cities is becoming increasingly common. This seemingly strange occurrence has a root cause:
Did you know that India is home to more wild cats than anywhere else in the world? The Indian subcontinent
As the curtain fell on November, our Rapid Response Units emerged as unwavering guardians of wildlife, addressing distress calls and
In the serene wilderness of Niphad, nestled in the heart of Maharashtra’s Nashik district, an unfortunate incident of yet another